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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-27
advertisements.
Boots, Shoes
AND
RUBBERS.

To make room for new goods being
constantly received | shall sell very
fine Ladies French Kid Boot, of some
of the best makes, for S2.75, former
price $3.50: $3.50, former price $500;
1925, former price 1915. Also few
gentlemen's Low Shoes, best quality,
for $500, former price $500. Cloth
top Button Boots for $500, former price
$500. There will be few other goods
that will also come under the axe.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-27
ABRAHAM LONG.

NU' 1I DVdCe OIreeIj MOntpeller, VI,
RHEUMATISM AND CATARRH
No Longer Unconquered.
These enemies of health and comfort are Obliged 70
succumb to the unfailing virtues of
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-27
Shopping by M all
Barnard, Sumner E. Co.'S
To-day we offer the following bargains:
5000 YARDS OF REGATTA
BLACK SILKS

at s74 cents, S1.OO, S112I, S1.25, S1.37b, S1.5O,
S1.62l, S1.75, S1.S7l, 500, 2.25 to $3.50 per
yard.
These Silks are warranted by the manu-
facturer against anything silk may be to
blame for, but of course no silk can be war
ranted against palpabe carelessness.
These Regatta Blacks are the best extant.
They will not grow rusty or crack, but will
give you good, honest wear for years.
Remember that the S7l-cent and S100
goods are warranted.
1000 YARDS DANISH CLOTH.
One of the season favorites in light fab
RIGS. A weave like rep. Hard-twisted
threads. Firm, crisp, almost why. Half
wool, but it washes without shrinking.
Grapes elegantly, of course. Cream, Pink,
Ecru; 12b cents per yard.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-27
Cured Man Eighty Years Old.
DR.. j. Q. A. PACKER, Proprietor,
Marshfield, Vermont.

Priee. SD per bottIe. sold biz Druggists.
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1000 YARDS OF CRINKLE
. SEERSUCKERS.

SEERSUCKERS,
like the COATES in roughness. No ironing
rough-dry them. The bunchy, careless look
is one of their beauties. Over forty differ
ent patterns at l24 cents per yard.
We almost forgot to say that there are a
few-a very few-of those elegant SURAHS
left, and there is still time for you to secure
one of these elegant dresses at 10 cents per
yard.
just received,
300 TOILET CASES,
containing one Celluloid Comb and Brush
Colors-White, Blue, Brown and Drab
These are put up in an elegant leatherette-
covered case, full satin lined, and never sold
for less than S1.75. We will send them
postpaid to any address as follows:
No. l., So cents; No. 2, 81 cents;
No. 3, S1.O4.
Samples sent when requested. All corre-
spOndence answered the same day that Ii is
received.
NOTE.-Eyery lady reader of this paper
should send for n copy of our illustrated
IDLE HOUR"
All those who send in their names during
July will have their names put upon our
mailing list and receive the following issues
of the Idle HOur:" September, October,
of your friends, with addresses.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20
THE ToUEG RsPUBLICASs
Give Reception to their Many Friends at
Their Handsome Rooms

Their Handsome Rooms
"Wednesday night was a great one IN the
history of the Young Republicans OF Lancas.
ter, a politico.sOo organization that has its
roouls on the second floor OF the Stenmetz
building on North Queen street 1t was the
reception given by the club on the opening
Of their new rooms The reception began at
7:30 O'Clock, and from that time until
midnight crowds of Lancaster's best
known men and finest women thronged
the place. The rooms were gardens Of
beauty. The rarest flowers were placed
around in tasteful profusion, the chsnde.
Tiers were intertwined with smilaI, and the
American flag was conspicuous in all the
decorations. On the walls hung the por.
traits of all the recent Republican notables,
that OF Governor Beaver being conspicuous
In Its adornment The spacious billiard and
pool room, where three tables we're constant
ly In use, was point OF great sttrac-
tion all evening, and some OF the
fair sex showed themselves quite OK.
pert at handling the cue. \ very
substantial lunch was provided on the third
floor, which was thoroughly discussed by
the guests as the evening hours moved on. II
was purely social occasion, and RepublI.
cans, Democrats, and Greenbackers were
cheek by jowl all evening. the pleasant
ASStpLiou WOuuu UP III mop a.
which many OF those who stayed late Joined.
There were about $50 callers at the rooms
during the night
The club is In a very prosperous condition,
aud has a membership OF 100, with 2S re-.
cruits picked up last evening. 1t owns the
fnrnituro Of Its handsome rooms, has every.
thing paid for and a snug balance in the
treasury besides.
Tho officers of this vigorous young organ.
ization are as follows: President, James
Rose; first vice president, E. E. Edgerley
second vice president, James D. Lands
secretary, Ii. i Spencer; treasurer, E T.
bteigerwalt; executive committee, Ii. w.
Hartman, John G. Warfel, Melvin Fl. Rstb.
fon, Grabll b. Long, c. Emlen Urban, Elmer
Z. Stoner.
The chairman OF the reception committee
last evening was the genial and energetic
Mr.. "a. A. Schroyer, to whom the floral
decorations was also due His assistants
were; S. S. Martin, Frank +. Ball, NJ. Il.
Hartman, Chss. Tucker, ChaA Hofrmeier,
II. t. Hays s. 2. Evans, II. f. Stoner. Al.
bert Zsroher, John j. Fehl, A. L. Mover.
Mr.. steinmetz, with great liberality, has
nxed up the rooms in tho latest and nest
style Of appointments.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20
paaEEIS.

wtNrsrs In New Holland, ON Monday. Jan.
uary l., 49,, Mrs. Rachel winters, IN the tSd
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the iuuersl frpm
the residence Of Amos Dillor, On Friday morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock. Funeral services at the house.
Iuf,rmept AZ B,rsstrasse ~.
ETrsEH In this city. January 10, Alice May
Huber, daughter OF Daniel II. and Clara U. HUI
hpr, and grand -dAughter of ioseph and MarEa'
ret Rooney, aged months and days.
The relatives ana friends are respectfully in
vited 70 attend ths funeral, from the residence
of her parents, No. SIS West James street, on
FRIDAY afternoon at : clock lntcrment AZ
Lancaster cemetery. q
BARR Col. John Barr, at his home In Col.
umbii, on Tuesday, January IS lSS7, At y m ,
frOm GrCpsv, aged !; years, months and II days
Funeral win leave Columbia At las Friday
afternoon, January q, 1877, for Marietta, where
the interment viii be made nom St Johns
Episcopal church a. O'Clock. Relatives aud
friends are requested to be present Gd
BRrNrCS. January ", In this city, Mary W ood
RrlntOu, wife Of Geo. II. BrintOn, An & daug hter
OF Annie Is, and the late Or. Granville Is. Wood,
In her clst year
The relatives ana friends ara invited 10 attend
the servl ces at her lat. residence, No al west
orange street, on Friday afternoon A. o'clock
Intermcnt at Penn Hi, Lancaster county, on
Saturday at Il o'clock jlaStd
RIcSsECrRs-In this city, on tbs aoth inst.
Jas. +. RiCkseoksr, aged 81 years
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20
Tho Cnosoopic nIetIIpy

The appointments Tor essayists and places
OF entertainments for the CIiosophic society
are so fully made out tor the present season
that the following have been announced ;
Jan. Il, the club will meet at the residence
oi Geo. NJ Kline, esq, when Prot J. b.
Kiener Will read the paper; Feb. j, at
DR.. j. s. Messersmith's, essayist, Mr. Willis
Is. Musser Feb. is, at Mr.. VIM. b. Middle.
tons, paper by Rev. DIR. J. NJ. Titzel Mar
4, at the Trinity Lutheran parsonage the club
whi Do entertained by Rev. q. L. Fry, and
rev. Dr. Stair will be essayist Mar. IS, the
meeting viii be at AbbeyyilIe, the home Of
Mr.. Q. f. Hager and Rev. ]. Max Hsrk w,lI
read the paper. Prof Rieffer's subject for
10 morrow evening will be a contrast of the
humanitarian development Of ancient ard
modern civilization.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20
AROUND THE CITY.

The Ream family, of No q Dorwart street,
deny that they are n need Of aid.
Frederick Murray, arrested for drunk ea
aud disorderly conduct, was committed by
Alderman Deem for % days.
DR.. Horace Alleman, of Hanover, York
county, who died some days ago Of apoplexy,
was born in Lancaster county. He practised
in EliEabethtown and Safe Harbor.
a correspondent of the York Age sug.
gests George Wehrly, former resident of
this city, as suitsble candidate for mayor at
the coming election.
"Tobe' Wright, colOred, got drunk last
night and smashed VIM. Pontz's show case.
He was locked up this morning TO answer
before Alderman Deem for drunken aud dis.
orderly conduct and malicious mischief.
Patent Solicitor W. r. Gerhart has secured
patent for Henry NJ. Knight OF this city,
for al improved boring tool for Frank K.
Smith OF Mannheim, for a dsmper to prevent
accidental turning and one for William A.
Swift Of Oak Hill, for a sssh holding device.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20
Rev SorH Market

Hsv roHx, Jan. :o-Flour market steady
common TO SSod extru wsstern, q stas ss 5000
to fancy extra state, IS 1Uks5 -
whsat-Nn. / Ned state, 95AHpsc No DO,
s2blr No. Red, Winter, Jan, gs4o Feb, slLo
May e5hc
FEB, NC May, 5eA4C
Oats-So, ! White state, Ilc No. DO, s.lsc.
Ne mixed, Jan, S5Asc. Feb, SLC May. 5St,c
Rye dull Western, S<s5cc state, SjS6GC,
Barley 1minRl.
Pork steady; new mess, f2 Sdl27s
LArt-Jan. . IS Feb, t6Tc May, q >.
Molasse5 nofnin ~ at e0C FOR ~ test.
Turpeutine dull at S5]ac.
Rosfn quiet strained 10 good 81 co 10
Petroleum dull Refined. IN cases, s-C.
Freights duh; grain to Liverpool, 'Sd.
Butter steady; Western Creamery. A6So
state, GE32C.
tory, l0SfllAac
Fggs stronger state, S0E8lc; Western, g9g3lc
Sugar dun: Refined CuuCaf, eve, Grsnu
lated ls-ibGST.C.
Tallow steady Prime City. iEc.
! Rice nominal Carolina. fair u good, StI3Sc-
Coffee IrL !air CaIzODs, IS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20
GoOD-sYs rU rus SKATING RiSE.
The Last Entertainment on Rollers Draw. a
Large crowd

The Last Entertainment on Rollers Draws q
Large Crowd.
Wednesday evening the people of this city
were given thei- last opportunity to skate at
the Lancaster rink. A masquerade was
held and over four hundred people were
present OF this number about one hundred
wore masks. Some Of the costumes were
very handsome, but the majority were gro
tesgue and very funny. The skating
was kept up until II o'clock. After
which the dancing began and lasted
until O'Clock this morning.
The rink is rapidly being changed into a
| theatre, and It will be all ready for the open
| ing on next Monday evening The stage is
almost completed and 1t will be very large.
| Scenery and drop curtain have been pur-
| chased and they will be put up shortly.
Workmen are now busily engaged in erect
| ing seats, which will gradually rise from the
| stage to the front door. The place will seat
| about ], 800 perFons when it is finished. The
electric light, which will be used to illuminate
| the theatre, is now being put In. Two addi
| tioual doors will be cut in the front so that
| there will be separate entrances to the gal
| leTy down stairs. Manager Halbach will run
| straight variety theatre and will play com
binations. He will make up q com psny fol
| next week from long list of people who
| have applied TO him for engagements and Il
| will include several ladies.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20

Astrologer John DeLeon, " bo was recen tIy
arrested charged with sending young girls to
Panama for Immoral purposes, was placed on
trial In New York on Wednesday IN general
sessions on al indictment for kidnapping
The work OF impaneling a jury consumed
most OF the mornings session. Stephen Bon.
sail, the World reporter, testified how he had
enIaPped DeLeon into telling OF his iu.
famous work. Mrs. Sarah BOwes told how
she had been sent to Panama to take a situs.
tion, aud discovered before her arrival there
that she was destined for a den uf iniquitp,
The trial was resumed to day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20
rzs r0sosszs sLIDs roruLAs
large Numbsrs of People GO Down Its snp
pety Rurfsce


perry Surface.
McGrann's park has become very popular
resort since the opening OF the toboggsn
slide, and Tuesday afternoon and evening
large crowds were present to take part In the
sport Ten large sleds, capable OF holding
six persons each, arrived during the day, anu
they we're put on the slide In the evening
The number now In operation is twenty
Last evening all were In demand, and every
BODY seemed anxious to fly down the ice
covered hill There were very lew who were
afraid and some OF those who at hrst were
timid about riding could scarcely be kept OIL
the sleds In short time The slide pre-
sented a beautiful appearance In the evening
and the sport was heartily enjoyed.
Yesterday afternoon the track was sprink-
led with water and in the evening 1t was
frozen, making the ride much longer than
before. To-day there are large crowds at the
park, and II the weather does not interfere
there will be lots of sport during the re.
msiuder of the week. No admission Is
charged 10 the grounds
There are several expert toboggsners
among the members of the Atkinsoa &
Cook Dramatic company, and they will
take part in the sport during the week. Miss
Banks visited the park this afternoon.
The slide will be closed tonight on account
OF the milder weather that has set In.
PhiIsdeIphis's Great Tobosgsn snde.
The longest public toboggsn slide IN the
country was officially opened "Wednesday
night at Belmont in Fsrmount park, Phila.
delphia.
1t has been constructed under the direc.
ton Of Mr.. William NJ. Stnserly. 1t
starts across the drive from Belmont
mansion. Forty feet above the ground,
on level with the roof Of the
mansion, is the spacious platform, Is
by 81 feet, from which the toboggsns start
From there the slide descends to the ground
at q point lT2 feet distant The slide is Si
feet wide, built Of heavy plank, supported on
irestle work firmly brssed and bolted to-
gsther. There are four chutes, Az feet wide
down which the toboggans travel, and on
each side there are q dragwsy and flight of
stairs for returning coasters. From the foot
of the first section Of the slide the
descent IL continued by the natural slope
OF the ground for a distance of coo
feet crossing the abandoned roadway.
which, in centennial days, was behind the
agricultural building, by wooden bridge
the full width of the slide and Ito feet in
length. The total length Of the wooden slide
and Its natural extension is ~ feet in which
distance there is vertical descent OF 49,
feet. From the foot OF the slope q level
plateau stretches away TO the south for a die.
tsnce of ], 400 feet, giving a total cossting dis
lance of 1900 feet The 1900 foot slide
erected at Tuxedo park by Mr. Pierre Loril'
lard is cls-sed as a private affair, the Phila.
delphis slide being open 10 the public.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20

Col. ]. P. Sanford, the well known lecturer
was in Lancaster yesterday.
Il. Wells Bussr, esq, e2-stste councillor
OF the Junior Order of American Mechanics,
OF Penna., arrived in our city very unexpect.
edly this morning and will pay an official
visit 10 Conestoga Council, No. y Jr., q. L.
A. NJ. this evening. He is acting in official
capacity Of the present state councillor, J. o.
Montague
T, J, Cash is in town ahead OF Frederick
Bryton's Forgiven" company.
The advance agent Of "The Little Tycoon" 4"
company today arranged for the appearance
Cf the company here on next Thursday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20
The Law Prevents An Approximation.

a petition numerously signed was pre-.
ssn1ed TO the commissioners last week pray.
ing me commissioners to make an ap-
piopiianon to ST Joseph's hospitable from
a,sa ooan,y iundA The commissioners con.
s,a,, oo .ue petition, and after taking advice
they could not make the spnronr,a,,o,, sno ,a~
for They believe the in,t,,n,'n, ssh 90
worthy, and are sorry that the law n,ayer,o uo
their making an appropriation to il.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20
u,.eoe. p.,e.,. warner Miller.

Congressman Frank Hiscock was uomi-
mated for United States senator in Albany, n.
", on wednesday night by the Republican
legislative caucus, which insures his cleo
tlon as the successor Of Hon. Warner Miller.
After the slNteenth ballot Mr.. Morton's name
was withdrawn, aud on the seventeenth HIS.
cock received A. votes and Miller iG ON the
eighteenth ballot uiscOCk received 4S, n mere
majority, and the nomination was made
unanimous
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20

ChICAsO, Jan. 10 The DrOrsrs' Journal re.
ports Cstte--ReCsipts, 900 head shipments.
5000; market and prices steady and strong
shipping steers, go TO l5o0 Hs ts "a 90; stock
mixed, o. 5283 5oi bulk scs55? o.; Texas cattle
HORs-Reoeipts, 1900 head shipments, ZOO
head market SC higher and steady rough
mixed, o. 2gGi IS packing and shipping, o. "a
20 light, "a tcsEi 80 skips, 81 6CTg3 65.
eheep-ReCeipts, 5000 head shipments, $40
head market weak natives, o. 5l6i 20
western, . 5OGi ~ Texans, o. 9SG955 lambs, q
ass
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20

NEW Ycns, jan. so y. m.-Money loaned
at AJAX per cent Exoha quiet posted rata,
4 tSk1is7N Governme ; quiet. Currency6's,
o. . bid is Coup, Of IN I'D, ~ s do, t lea bid.
The stock market ord ed strong, and prices
were firmly held durin lhe arst few sales, but
towards the rrst call - eNapport was Withdrawn
and prices declined trsc ,nally. upto II o'clock
the market was dull. butSn the hour 90 noon ON
good buying OF Reading sud New YORK 4 New
England, prices advanced a tc - Ter cent
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20

There are more charges filing up agains,
Major Iysonr the commandant Of the Erie
soldiers home. From tho Erie Herald, il is
learned that the man Joseph w. Bryson, who
wrote letter to the Lancaster NeW Era was
sent away from tho institution for insanity
having been examined by medical commits
sion.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20
Fighting on the Road From Church

1 ASIA INC "uAhl Joy SLhI.
A prize fight took place last Friday even
Ing, between two young pugilists OF R8pho
toWnship While on their way home from
Hessler's meeting. Tho blood marks on the
snow showed that the fight was quite a 20.
we're one.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20

ReSs. John and Joseph Gregg, brothers,
are dangerously i'll; Joseph at his home In
Reading, and John at Geigertown, Berks
county. Both lived in this city ten or fifteen
years ago,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20

The best way "a to take pain In time, and
rght IT daily and hourly with Salvation OIL Is
cent?.
Indorsed by tho Faculty. The reputation ot
DR.. Bulrs Cough syrup has been solely nc hievcd
on account Of iIs merits. Physicians prescribe
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20

ii. ii. Moore, painter, has secured the con-
tract for painting the interior OF the Stevens
house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20

Andrew NJ. Fraut1 has donated bushel of
potatoes and Hirsh Rros meat valued at sl,
tO the soup fund.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20
Rev. s,alI,s ilesignatIon

Tho resignation OF Rev. Sylvanus Stall,
noted yesterday, takes effect on May Ist
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20
(NAR HALL.
CUT PRICFS Do IL

CUT PRICFs Do Ii
Yes there trade at Sixth and Market,
sure.
And you needn't take microscope 10
see the cut in prices we have made.
When you know Oak Hall quality one
half your bargain questions are saved All
you have to think Of is-How cheap it i,
And people who have bought these goods
are our best advertisement. They carry
the knowledge of what We are doing to
their neighbors, and their statement is sure
to turn out true.
They can get one Of our s2O oyercoats
for SIS; or Business Suit for s20 that We
made of fine imported Cloth and sold heaps
of at s25 or a Custom Suit at price that
stood us double-money and so 1t goes
AL through the house Just such bargains.
Now is the time to buy and no mistake,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20

NTARKLEN'S YELLOW FRONT "
Nl Clear FuIeT Havana rive Cent Cigar Is
tho leading and most reliable nickel cigar In the
market At
MARKLEY'S "Nellov Front"
No, u North Queen street.
lkurmerly Hartmnn'sN
NyARkLEI'S "SARA BEAUTIES
Nl Clear Filler Havana Five Cent Cigar. Is
recommended 10 lovers OF a Genuiue Havana
Cigar. AT
MARKLEY's yellow Front"
No q North Queen street
troFnstiv Hsrtman'sl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20

r Is. MARTIN n GO,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20

NEW ENTERTAINMENTS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20

Find, US with too Large a Stock on HAND, and
they must go at the following prices
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-21
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
FRENCH SATINES.

ftENC ATiN Is he We
j. J a
o. IA ft
on 50 pily a ] is
9
orP
W Ia D.
vests We
y0u % a prC ices from 2r. up
arr III, yer orl)DeI %
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-21

Ia.' ifD.r, uie "a conspicuous feature this
sa.... especially tle all black lace ones.
eaf.au- for afternoons at home are made
d" WIG -Iiss aui wooiens, with adjusted backs
aaI loose fronts
Black and gold Oriental nets are novel and
elegant
Que can hardly b. out Of fashion AS regards
wrap ~ great Is the variety in these out
gu garments tins spring
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-21
FOR SALE.
For SALE. G
DWELLINGS FROM 5000 TO $1,000.

Threc-story detached Brick Dwelling on
Twelfth near Marshall street.
Three-stOry detached Brick Dwelling East
Clay. corner property.
Three-story Brick Dwelling. Grace near
Adams street.
Three story Brick. Clay near Fifth street.
Two story Brick Clay near Fifth street.
TwO-stOry Brick. Clay near Fifth street new
Two story Brick Fourth and Leigh streets.
remOdelcd.
DWELLINGS FROM $3.50 To $500.
Three story Brick. Sixth and Canal streets.
Two two story Bricks. Fourth near Leigh
street.
Two story Brick. Laurel near Cumberland
street.
Two story Frame Cumberland near Cherry
street.
Thr.J two story Frames, AlbemarIe near
Laurel STREE. now
VACANT LOTS
200xl10 feet. Cherry and Albemare streets.
240XlO0 feet. Linden and Albemarle streets.
1sNl1O feet. Albcmarle near Cherry street
laNlD feet. Cary corner Washington street.
ll5NlD feet, Cary near Pine street.
25Nlij feet. Pine near Beverly street
Two lots SNlij feet. Pine near Cumberland
street
5sX,0 feet. Plum near Main street.
2hNlO feet. Broad and Thirty third street.
opposite park.
S5NlOp feet. Buchanan near Ncnablc streets.
@NgOOd depth, Main near Nicholson street.
NASHON n son.
No. = North Tenth street
4mr - collin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-06

IL For both sexes PENN INGTON. N. j.
r. H. midway bet NJ Y and Phila 49th year. Comfort
health morals instruction. Write Tor
logue. letter Of Dr. Mccosh and testimonials
THos. HANLoN, A. NJ. u. d. President